in leaf

ɪn liːf

Definition

Definition of in leaf - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

plant

having leaves growing on branches or stems

The trees are in leaf by late spring.

foliated

leafy

Adverb

plants trees

with leaves present on the plant or tree

The trees stood in leaf throughout the summer.

foliated

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Expressions with leaf

leaf through

turn pages of a book quickly without reading carefully

He leaf through the magazine while waiting.

leaf peeping

activity of traveling to view and photograph autumn foliage

Every fall, they go leaf peeping in the mountains.

fig leaf

something used to hide an undesirable fact

The apology was just a fig leaf for their mistakes.

turn over a new leaf

make a fresh start by changing habits or behavior for the better

After years of procrastination, he decided to turn over a new leaf.

shake like a leaf

tremble intensely from fear, cold, or nervousness

He began to shake like a leaf before the speech.

shivering like a leaf

adj.

extremely nervous or anxious

He was shivering like a leaf before his big presentation.

Terms with in leaf included in their meaning

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autumn leaf

falling leaf

leaf that falls from a tree in autumn

banana leaf

plant part

leaf of the banana plant, used in cooking and decoration

bay leaf

herb

leaf from a bay tree used to add flavor in cooking

brown leaf

nature

dried leaf often found in autumn

vine leaf

grapevine plant

leaf from a grapevine, sometimes used in cooking

curry leaf

cooking

leaf from the curry tree used in cooking

rocket

salad green

leaf vegetable Eruca sativa used in salads

leafy

adj.

nature

resembling a leaf in shape or form

Examples of in leaf in a sentence

Most shrubs are in leaf by early May.
By spring, the garden was fully in leaf.
The forest is in leaf during the rainy season.

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French:en feuilles, ...
German:belaubt, voll belaubt, ...
Italian:pieno di foglie, in foglia, ...
Spanish:con hojas, ...
Portuguese:com folhas, em folhagem, ...
Chinese:有叶的, 长满叶子, ...
Japanese:葉が茂っている, 葉を茂らせて, ...
Arabic:مُورِق, ذَاتُ أَوْرَاق, ...
Hebrew:מָלֵא עֲלִים, מְכוּסֶּה בְּעָלִים, ...
Russian:лиственный, в листве, ...
Ukrainian:зелені, в листі, ...
Hindi:पत्तेदार, पत्तों से भरे, ...
Bengali:পাতাযুক্ত, পাতায় ভরা, ...
Catalan:amb fulles, plens de fulles, ...
Czech:olistěný, v listí, ...
Danish:bladfyldt, med løv, ...
Dutch:in blad, ...
Greek:φυλλωμένος, με φύλλα, ...
Hungarian:lombos, lombban, ...
Khmer:មានស្លឹក, ស្រស់ស្លឹក, ...
Korean:잎이 무성한, 잎이 무성하게, ...
Persian:دارای برگ, با برگ, ...
Polish:w liściach, w pełni ulistnione, ...
Portuguese (BR):com folhas, ...
Romanian:înfrunzit, cu frunzele pe ei, ...
Swedish:lövklädd, i löv, ...
Thai:มีใบไม้, เต็มไปด้วยใบไม้, ...
Turkish:yapraklanmış, yeşermiş, ...
Vietnamese:có lá, xum xuê lá, ...

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